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From tbc Georgia CUUaa. WbMl ThPMt CllipS fro* OM^Wlßff. A* •*l'rii<nt bu been suooaeafnlly made by Mtf. Wiuinu A. Elder. al India* B pHn*. in Butt* county, in the growing of vMd* which ii deemed ax remarkable as I* la extraordinary. Haa any onpulgegvur tri.4 it in Ueergla ? IU fra* now growbijf on his plantatlpn, Dear the ffjfHßg’ and #lth a fair prospect of j harvesting au ordhuMffP K>ud etop, a field of *0 MTM of wheat, which la the 3rd successive crop made upon the saifre field, since it was first sown by him in that grain, in MM. In t*t yoer the ground wm are* pared nod wowed and a good crop harvested in 1&&7. After cutting ami gathering it, the field wee pastured with horaea/ cattle and hogs, until the fall, when in November of that year, without roan wing, the laud was turned up by the plow and from the wheat left <>n the ground of tbo previous crop a good average ilieW was harvested in the Spring of IH&fi, as good in quality and quantity ae was usually made in tbc uvigbburhood. Th field being pastured as before wax again plough ed iu November 186*, without resowing. Ho has now on this field the 3rd crop maturing which will probably vtold an equal turnout, to either of the previous years, no seed having been sown on it eiace the fhli of I*6*. This remarkable result, of 3 crops from a single gowing, made with uo labor or expense, excepi the ploughing the field aud harvesting the pro duct, goex far to eetahUsh the singular hardiness W this grain, as well as its great pertinacity to vegetation aud reproduction, even, when exposed to thesoxerowi cold, freoaes, rains, and all oilier element* of this climate calculated to destroy its vegetating capacities. The winter of l*'t> A7. wpre perhaps, as noted for their coldness, treeres and the like, as any known to the oldest infiabl tanta of Georgia t whilst the best, winter nml Spring have bsm equally remarkable for mildness and rainy weather. If this experiment is some tiling new to our farmers as it to us, may It not elicit enquiry and flu? facte given induce others to try it ; and with equal success ? What a saving of labor and expanse in the rearing of this valu able article of consumption ; besides, what u ben efit would result to the lands of this country, if oar fltrmor* could, from one sowing, raise a *uc cesslou of Wheat crops and pasture-, by simply turning them var every fall with the plough. OMNIBUS. Niw York ItUMW.- -The startling war news from Kuroro causes the greatest excitement among the European exiles in this city, especial ly the Italians, who believe (rather credulously, perhaps,) that the day of regeneration Is at last about to dawn upon their unhappy country. Since the first heralding” of the approaching eon filet, in January lust, numbers of Italians have burn preparing to give up their business in this oily and leave for their old home. Many of them bavu already getic, and many more will undoubt - edly go to take a hand In settling the ancient grudge which their nation owes to Austria. Join nulo/ (Jvtumcrcr, FwaonTAirr Dr< ispk.~ Tho United Stoles Cir cuit, Court has occupied at Charleston since Mon day last in Irving u rose of a ‘violation of a pa tent right. It hi brought hr J, H. Baldwin vs. C. A. L. Lamar, the plaintiff being the assignee of $ right t Tyler's Cot Urn Press, and the de fendant having built aud used Duval's Cotton Press. The case originated So Georgia, aud on account of a family relationship between the judges of the Circuit £ourt in Georgia and the parties to the suit,it was certified to the adjacent District of of South (.’undine, and hers tried. The ease is oue of large pecuniary interest.— There has been a great body of evidence read, and numerous witnesses, men of tolonco and ex pert# Were examined. Mr. Baldwin was renrosen tud by Mr Brewster, and Mr. f\ C. Wilson vannalq and Mr. Lutaar by Messrs. Patient and and King. Tho case was argued very fully by the noth, out counsel on both side*. The Court Charged the Jurv with very special instructions on tho law, and they after a short do liberation, brought in a verdict of twenty live i hnarand fhroa hundred and fifty dollars in favor of tbc Tylor'n patent, which amount of the ver dict the Court ha# the power to treble In Its Jurijf nieni. Hut in this case, it Is thought that the plaintiff* will b satisfied with the amount lotiud. Ch iiifasflUk Mercury. - m ♦-w—. The Men of me Timm. W# condense tbo following sketches of some of the leading men in the impending struggle, front various sources: Victor Emanuel 11. King of Sardinia, which country hours almost Un same relation to the ponding European war that ‘Turkey did to the t’ritncnn, is one of the pfftmlhcnt actors iu the great drama now Whig enacted on the Eusluru hemisphere. Tho Uouscof Savoy, of which he is the Uouil, descend* from the old Count* of Kar dinia. The latest news placea Gen Mamora in com mand of the Sardinian army, ready to 00-operule with L<iuis Napoleon against Austria at a mo ment's notice. Gen M.vaiorais an old and tried soldier . When thu Crimean war broke out, and Sardinia joined the Western Powers against llus •to. and tiuvttardinian contingent was raised, he wax placed in command, went tn the ■ nT ,.i behaved iu the noblest manner, making himself famous os one of the generals of Europe. The Marquis IPAxegliohs* figured in the quar rel very prominently. He is the Hardininti Am bassador. and one us tho oldest families in VN tnout, aud ouc of considerable distinction at the present time. The firm stand token by Count Cavuur, the Sardinian Prime Minister, to < <nnpel the admis sion of the Sardinian Government to a represen tation in tho proposed European Pm-c Congress, and to euforce a recognition i*f the importance of that Power among tho great nations of Europe, has marked him us a prominent man in view of the iuipcudtjiK war, and of the part in it which Is neors-urily nrd him 11 v.boM) in Turin. Aagust lt, JSIO. and bolongs to un ancient and Wealthy family of Piedmont. The name of Joseph Mary GuribaM—he who i now commands the ton thousand Italian volun teers in defence of Sardiuto against Austria- -Is suggestive of liberty, and by many of his coun try men he is revered almost as a W ashington. I On fjonls TANARUS„, loieon—alternately tbo Prince, the outcast, the fugitive, the prisoner, the pam phleteer and the Emperor- the eyes of the w orld are now fixed, as upon the arbiter of the destinies of Europe, Francois Certain Citnrohrrt, Marshal of France, Senator, was born iu the year Uftfi, and belongs to aa honorable family of'Bret ajrne. Unraguuy D, UUUer*, It Is ounouucrd by the Niagara, will command one of Urn division# of the French army to cPfipwili with Sardinia, and is, therefore, of note in Uo> prt***ui crisis. He was in 184# Military Governor of Borne ami Com uiandcr-iu-Chivf of the Freuch army in Ttaiy, though formerly ha had been a French prison*- 1 ot war iu Porchcstcr castle, at a time when tiu pa role was granted to any prisoner, whatever might be his rank. ('•mm Jacques Louis Cesar Alexandre Itandon, Marshal of France, formerly Miuietor aud Bens tor—now named ns the Major Gem rl on the Piedmontese frontier—-woe born at Grenoble, on the Sail of March, 17#6, Francis Joseph. Emperor of Austria, who Las beeu so energetically preparing for war, in spite of his youth aud inexperience and of the Naim leon with whom he had to deni, iu eonuecuon with the inftiriated Liberals of Italy, has un doubtedly been actuated by a determined ambi tion. He was borniu August. Is3o, and is con sequeiilly Wt nearly twenty nine years of age.-a- He is a sol) of the Archduke Francis Joseph. 11 is titles, he si dee that of Emperor of Austria, are King of Hungary and Bohemia. King of Lombardy and Veuice, Archduke of Austria, oiul other minor titles. y Wot A G. Brown on bipfßfilturv*. Os the charges of exeeasiie expenditures made against the government, the speaker thinks that there is bo foundation. The opposition revert with pleasure to the times of Adams end Jeffer son, and contrast tug lhecxptuu.es then and now, lugubriously groans out, that times are not ns they were. They seem to forget that now tho United Hutos is limited only by the ocean*, that the Statoe have increased from thirteen to thirty two, that the ettisana of theee new Stales de maud equal priviliges with the old. that the Ter ritorlaa on fast Womiog peopled. Increased mailed facilities are oeinaudi.i|. The Utah wur, the Paraguay expedition, the protection afforded to settlers on tho ludiau front tors, all undertakou In d*fa#e of the oouutry’s hwur, and for the eafety of oureitisens, are large Items of cx|H>iidi ture. There were some ex|>onKr* Incurred to which the speaker objected, such as an appro priation of S7S,OW* for the education of the slaves taken from the ship Echo. But the main item* were unavoidable. Tub Bki.lv Canal pßrfurcr.- -Th* N*iv York Herald i fofortned that the Uungre** *if Nioara Km bad refused to confirm (he gmutul land made President Hartiuax to M. Holly. Noiit* Carolina Bali. Huo*.-AMU*, ciul bavs (be pleasure of daucluff will, you the ueXt oottllioRi” “Watt, I Uo*t know— M ••Kuraifad. perhaps ?'* “Well, of you loud! know. 1 ain't quit* dona chairing my rate*hi* /" —AVA. i‘utrt',l. Naval IsrcLMon*’ r.—All lha vessels nfik United btak*s navy in th course of preparation fur aea Are to he fitted out without delay. t HtoMK w yesterday applied to the United States ataam frigrat* Husquehanns at Jlrooklin, with sarinfhetory result* gbc will ha turned over to tb Algers anil painters next week. The Harriet Lana leave* the dry-duck thl* Morning, to make room for the Habhic, and after ward* tor tbo Iroquois, both which are to U* speedily equipped. A detachment of United State* marine* passed brough this eitv on Wednesday, to loin the team aloop Hartford at Boston. Tne Hartford om to China in pines of the Powhatan.— Jomr. at rtf Cemmtrce. m wi * ** **j Howard Sc Weeiuw, AITOBNBYBAItAW, CRAWFORD, ALA. OT. W. kOWAIID. WALT****. Crawford, Ala. June 8. wAdtf. Williavii Taylor, attorney at :law, ChTfinT’RT, UAMXILPH Cu., GA Will practice In the counUna of Randolph, Calhoun, Terre!’, Early, Clay, Baker, Dougherty Miller and Htewart. RxfkrtTo— I VfclMmrn, Johneou A Sloan, Attor ney* at Law, Coluttihrid, Oa. All business entfpsted to hi* care will receive immediate attention. June 6 ‘tttf -Wdtf. Marion llrtliunr, ATTOFUSTUTr A.T I. AW, TALBOTTON, Talbot Cos.. Ob. October 24, IM. wAdtf. itloxrw A. I.MWx, ATTORNBYB AX LAW. COLUMBUS, OHOROIA. B J Mlihla WM A.I.WVH. Office nejft door to the Post Office.uj# Sept. 1, 1868. dwtf. rTJLLKNS 6c TURNIiLSKFJ), ATTOiEtasna-Y® A.T I*A.w, FORT OAINI -. GA. Will practice in Clay and adjoining counties In Georgia, and in Ilenry county, Ala. Apr’l l6fl -wtf W. S. JOHNSON r. . XITKKR JOHNSON & RUCKKft, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CIIMETAt OHATTAHOOCJIKM COUNTY, GA. Wll.l. vnr proui|t alloiiUioi to ail bttidllH • otrii* U:d to tliein are ttuouahooi th- Psutulu Ctrruu, lid Hi** round*'* ol Talhot, Harris, Marion, Taylm anil) M< tiU-y, of Un- < diattahoodiea Circuit. February Si, ItJV.t—wlv. . Attorney at Law, UNION NI’KINGS, ALA. WILL prarfire hi the difir-rnnt Courts in Moron and arljoliinilceutities. Htrid alt. |ili<*i) given t** the Ctrl hHSUfiff rishns. funs— w6m t. j. i \ x, ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAMILTON, GA. Will sttond promptly to all business entrusted tohiseure, Jnn2* 1858—wly. Tlioma* W ( olili, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PRESTON, Wolter f.,uut/. On. Will practice in the counties of C lay, ChaUn hooehmi, Webster. Early, Randolph, Htewart mid Murnter. Partieutor atrention given to culloeting end remitting. Jaulhi 1867- wtf. VM. I. KI.AM. TMAPEL'B otlVKIt. I2lani& Oliver, attorney at law, BUBNA VIST A, MAHIONfp’OUNTY.GA. Will practice In the eoiHftlef of Marlon, Macon Htnwart. Taylor, Chattahoochee, and any of the adjoining ‘‘••untie*, when their sortie op may h required. Also in the |>i*trictCourt* of the I ni tod Htuto* fur the Bixtrv'b of Georgia. September 11, l*sfl. -wU'. N. M. Msllunl, Attorney at Law, SLAKELV, liAKI.Y, to;, UA, Blakely Ua., Ajril SI, lbbti, wtf. .raw. A. t'leudinrii, A t rTO>.t.3e-a:'£’ at x.a-w. Aud Mollcitor In ‘C hancery, ABBEVILLE, HENRY COUNTY, ALA. July Ift, 1868.~w1y. 11, Y. MARTIN. J. J. MARTIN. J.J. MI.AIMC MARTIN, MARTIN A SLADE, .A-ttorneVN at Luw, COLUMBUS, OA. December 17, ffiftH.—• dwtf IRON SCRFIW. 11l AVE purcha4ed of Mr Jaiu<M Mn**ev of Thom- H*viUe, Un. the right to the urn* of hi* Patent Herew toy Ike counties of Mut oii, Itmoodl mid Montgomery. Ah The Pm(a* wellM the rtcrew t* of YVronglu Irtfn, and ini* the advun ng of In mg wo ioin(fete h* to require luit Utile room fbr It* areettoa. Il may be put up either in it tall lint room or a Mepnrnti) room, n* maybe preti-md; It pack* finely und lonveniently without the uus of a mule. They will he pul up un reseoiiulde terai* and guuntn leed to give *ali*faelion Mv addrew im Hardaway. Miu on county Ain JOHN A. DUNN’ Reference—W. J. Tarver, Jo* <. Bunkw, Stmn.AJa. M* DcNN - I’lte Inn Bcrew that Mi MsHhey put up for me Imhl fall, prove* to do good work, in ii very •nUxfhtcury manner, tor which reason, an well n* be cause it I* convenient and o well protected, I am nint h p!*n*od with It. Your*, J. T. PF.RMONH March I4tim wftm. FREE TO EVERYBODY, 11. U. HOYT A CO.’S New Cnlsiloaiie tor In.HI. IT CONTAINS THE Largest List of Uscfnl, Ornamental, and Valuable Gifts, rvxa rt'at,mukd. (•iium Ituu'i KftfNT* to Auxnt* than evei before ottered by any otlieroinhliyhuiuirttn the United Unites Greater imfuceiiientato iNirc-hoMere who receive with rack Book a i.tfi van mg in value from Fitly Coats to Ono Hundred Dollar* REMEMBER ! The Great M.utthein ttift li<u*k rttorc I* the only One Hurt Mtanda cu<loi*)-’d by the ENTIRE PR?IS OF BALTIMORE Wiite tor a Catalogue w Inch contain* AiU explami lion and w ill lu* mailed free to any address tob'JY w Jm* It. E IIOYT A CO.. 41 Baltitnore Htr< et, Bnltmiore. Md. The tiircat Western Corn Shucker, Sheller, Separator aud Cleanser. Patented by 11. U. riktlTH, Detembei ‘Kh. HUifi FpHIM treat labor *a\mg madiim , ha* token the 1 first premium over nU couiuwUturs at 122 Blau and cx>ullly Agnvuititrul Exhibition*- a since* neet •heretofbre obtained bj iui> Agru uUural Implement iii the same length us time The I'nqwieUins, Tin ottbruig tiiM machine to the pnhlif. clumi lor it asupgnoiiiy iu *uuplH.u> of sun *tru< doit. dorsbiißv. chtfapnsv* mid inpiUilv, and ier tVetiutiofHs operathm Then-are five sues*, No*. 1,2, S. 4 mid J. Price fnitti fi.%) to Aloft, and wfit hu#\, fhvM, rapitrnto and • leanfa I'rtMii 31 Ki io 2,<Hkl bunite 1* per dm For Mm inumi r Htuteandroiiatv Rikhig, apple to I I P k CAUTFH, Moingomerv, ,\l L1.1.1m AM A I'lllH, Agent*! ,i .juinbu*, Us April I2t attaint Book-keeping! ANt llOt Ht;, tn h nluiieaal*. retnU. ship S\. pins, “i I'oiiiiiiiasiiiii Hiihim***. d* Miring It* Ux.ik* kept Itv Double in HuigU- fiuti), etihei with or wiOi ou! a Journal, w refrneil to the ssb*. rther, who wish m a sltuatimi Hahsthi ofr i*ftr*nr* ran he six.,, THO.MAM UOIFMVN Onthkert. On. IVh 11- wtf MATTRESSES For tlio Million. f PUP unilnrsitte-rt now have Mini k*vp loastauih X. on hand a taife tUMI of M A ITRKiSH F.H ~| *|! stae*. wetch ta and matt uni*, and of every stile.which •re ojlered (oi sals t:II MAP at (he TROY KACTOKN WARM Room*, No 40 Rtoad Miami. l TttH K mm.K -Uv virtue .tl stt order <• I 4 thel ouri ofOrdinary ofTslhot euuftty, Wtate of 2*S2*h *Vi -rbn *‘ l ‘ l ‘‘•‘“'•'ho t’oun House <lot< in th. town of ranMUton, said county, and Kiale on “ tta.l Tii.-.ily in M> x,u. %u£*£‘2mS SJl'l'J*’ x. 1, 1"” ..ui, Jr u, I i“i, IM. ..f ,nj MWI —UMI. lO.*H. M,ni„ , |Uhl> b"ul u<l lit, irtuUim-Hnu, a hoy * ymif* n!4 amt An tnftni T.r,i#.,1,1.1 mumli.nr.hi. mill aimrnv.d —mrlty. W. .1’ ‘HKNKV RIIH'AIU \V Poll, i;ir iii i. us j„, i cmiivf. d—uwi H.rt l, liM -wMi. ’ ***'’ Ifinß ; D. Ifil. lYlfiD, AUCTION & COMMISSION MEmOECANTT CUTIITIERT, GA. DRV GOOIBS, Grov* lies. Produce, and Goods of every description rweived sndsold on commission RRPKRH TO! Jvnkiii* Atkins tc Cos.; Allison lc Atkins; 11 Brake; Johe A Kiifdoo; A T Aimoi*. Mcri liant*; Hon. David KuJdoo; Judge J It Lennard, llood A Robinson, Cuth- Ik-H, Georgia Auction salts every week Consignments Hoik ited. !>♦*{•* nh*M 17. issC—wn . A Word to the Discouraged. hit ANIEUH ofivrs m all esse- wf Consumption and Ncrvmrr D* hillty, Hcroftila and all RJinmist lr. Par sly ii* anl Mormriul assn ■.lions, disraseaof h Hip and Aniirt!, Kidney* and Biaddf-r, Gravel, Dropsy* k< —a *nn* and epevdy eurr; Petfials Wioikiirs-e*, Huppresslon. Irregularmes, and *ll diseases of the Wmnb, Hrrkturesln tlm I/rethra, Fistuln and Piles, remedied without the use of instruments m banduv**- A tier twenty year* rf periurnal and professional expe rteoce, |iecan stotß that no jierson in the world can rare dlsemu-s Ittr Mitiern! or Vegctnblk Modirin** ttlonei hr uses no Mineral Medicine; lu remedies *t s turury for all. (the sick or well,) and emhle the most debtHtated to enjoy a* great perfection of health. While taking media UP, os at gny perkid ofthen ltv*. ll‘'|W he <oiu<ultcd ly letter hy ndrtre*.iog Dr. flENn* AiS DMITP, He# Orleans. Cn and i.o dirlne will *• for warded by mail l free of charge for trial) to anyposl olfice iu she fVijon moral—WTPi UOHTE & BEADBUKY3, Plano Forte Manufacturers, 1 ‘4l It room* Street, New York. WK dwum to rail the attention of the Trade, and I Sit llie piiWk geiiernliy. Ui our Piano Fortes, ju*t4y iiimiiiuiwed su|Mrior to all,oners in votuma, rti hness and purity of tone—possessing also a pecu liar singing quality, a<upt and to and harmonious with tin human voice, Tjiey art- very properly cal kid the •'Organ or Vouil Piano.” Being made with the Patent Arch Rest Plunk, they will stand in nine m ail elk mutes. We guarantee our cu*toiner* Hint no efforts thin a life-long experience, untiring industry r capital ran procure, will lie spared to ummUiin for our instru ment- its* ir world w ide reputation n* ‘ the /*■: Plano,” mid that every improvement of iiitrinstc value to a I'jnno Will 111 found 111 ours All orders with winch w<- may lie fnvored w ill be promptly and faith fully attended to. EMPLOYMENT. S6O A MONTH AND ALL BXI'BNSKH PAID An Agent is wanted in every town and county in the linitM Mullen to engage m ft fNpectftble and easy hiiMiness, by which the ulove profits may le certainly re.aliv.'Ml. For further particulars, address DR J. IIENUV WARNER, roraur of Broadway and IWh Street, N.-u kork • dy, sncioslng posiags stamp April 18, IB.W- tv3m THOS. MACKENZIE & SONS, Importers of JADDLERY hard-ware, manufacturer* of PLATED COACH AM) GIfIHAMES, AM) RKAI.KUN IN CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. No. *4!4‘4 Baltimore-**. Near C harles, BALTIMORE. I . : 1 89—wly* “ALABAMA LANDS sou saijEl i I 1 At'HEH in Henry county, 3 miles Mow I *) / I Columbia, on lire CliilUhooehee river, and ‘25 miles below Fort Gulne*; 830 acres are cleared— tiOO acres are river bottom, which will produt e from SO to 50 bushels Corn, or from l.tKkl to *.500 pounds of t otton to the acre. On the place are all the necessary improvement* Houses for Negroes; good water, and ns healthy • any section in Alabama For further particular*, apply to ms at Midway, Ala . or R. Allison and A g Janes Oft the premises. Also, i*Uos< res Land, near Midway. Barbour roun l) - *OO ncres cleared all fresh having been cleared in the last seven years. T hi* is strong June land and will pi oil lice from 90 to 30 bushels Corn, and from one in two thousand pounds fintton per acre liiiprove mints fine-the d\v idling cost S4,(KM), and i* stluuted on a high sandy ridge, w ith g<>"d water, and every coiivi-uienr.* destrahis lit n country residence Both of these places are known in t'olHiubna, <•., when* mqiiiites can he made. I invite those wln are ptiicbasing, to examine these jila -s during the coming spring and suruint-i, and judge them by wlial they see I’. A. RtitCE. March I#—wtf Midway, Barbour tin. Ala Georgia State Lottery. —For tho benefit of the- MONTICELLO UNION ACADEMY, [jlartnnanrf by Special [Act of thr. Lnyiolnturo. tlcliimiey A Cos. naimgerM. Capital rrlzo $60,000. MOHS THAN ON H PRIZE TO EVKRTJTKN TICKETS. Whole Tickets *lO Halve* 3. Quarter* B 9 .*>o. To he Drawn each Hatwrriay in May, lift*. CLABB IQ DRAWN ON NATURDAV, ‘MAY 7, IH5®. GLASS lO DRAWS UNI ri ATI UDA\, MAV 11, 1859. CLASH ao DRAWS ON BAII KDW..MAV 41, IhAtf. OLAsi ai DRAWN ON NATURDAV, MAV 1 Prr/e of •Wl.OflO | 1 Pri/.e 0f... •1,900 l *• 10,000 150 “ <>< 1 *• 5,000 I 100 “ SOO 1 ** 5.000 I 100 •• 900 | “ 4,000 100 •• 100 1 “* 3,000 j 100 “ 50 approximation prizes. 4 Priy.cs of*too uppmxim'g to •tiO.tKlO pri/.e ure 1.000 4 30tl “ * O.<MK) “ 1,900 4 “ *SO “ 5,000 “ I.tNMI 4 *• *st *• 5,000 “ 1,000 4 9OO •* t.taat “ tUM) 4 “ (50 •* 3,000 “ uai 4 *• 100 “ 1,500 MKJ 5,000 prizes of 30 are 150,000 6,485 Prizes amounting to $360,100 rEKTIFIGATKH OF PACKAQKB will he sold at the fallowing rates which i* the risk: Umrtilhmta* of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets... .*7O “ 10 Half “ 35 *• “ it) Quarter t 8 •• “ 10 Rtghths “ 9 IN ORDKRING TICKET* OR t KHTIMOATK.H. Kncioee the umney t<> our address for the u Keis or deted, ou leceipt of which they will be Oirtvsrded hy first mail Purchaser* can have ticket* ending in any figure they may de*igiutte. The li*t of draw n number* and prixcs will lw sent to piiicluiseiM immediately alter the drawing All roimunuH aiionM strictly conUdeniial. Addraas orders for Tickets or certificates to McKI.NNEV A t'O, Navnnnah. Oh U NV . JO\KN, Agent, t'olumbu* April W, 1860. RICHARDSON’S IRISH HiXISTEISTS, DAMASKS. DIAPERS die. COiVRUMKIUt of Rklianldon'H Linens, and (hone le airmts of obtaining the (IKNUINE (.•oni>K,huuld see that the aitichis they pnrrhuse are scaled with the still name of the firtn, as a guarantee of the wounditese and durability of the floods, Tliimmotion is rendered essentially neresarv, a* large quantities of Inferior and ilefective Linens ure fm‘parud. *r*oii utter **-anon, and scalfd with the lltime ..I Kl< lI\KISO\, hv Irish llousen, w ho. regardless of the Injury Um* inflicted alike on the Ame rican cmiHiimer nnu tlie innmilhctitrt'rs of the genuine good*, will not fetulily abandon a business an profitable while purchaser*, uit Iw nspOMa on with goods of a w orfhlea* character .1 lin.LOt Kr. A J It I.Ot'KR, Hot Ift—wlv. Acewt* 3tH'luir‘h Htiret, N Y. Largest Arrival of the Season! $30,000 worth of NEW SPRING GOODS! JUST RKCIVKU HV NANCE & RENFROE, U r P. are now receiving and will cotitiuur to receive until we ahall have the Largest, Beet and most Magnificent AND VARIKD STOCK Os XDIPI'Sr-OOOIDS EVER UHOUGIIT TO CXILUMBUS. W<( will maku n* ftlfhrt at enumerating ihediil'enmi art Hie* uud at) lev of goods, the pupei* ate ail tou .-mall Wc wUI merely say that wo have all the NOVELTIES OF I !HE SEASON We did not hu. out N 15W Vt>K&, but took a large portlun of all the Newest & Handsomest Styles iniat could m: seen. Wc srv and. let mined tu sell mtr immense tM k AT SUCH PRICES A,s HU ALL CtiNVINCK KVKRY PKHBON Os the impotiance of buying Where the largest Stock in the City IS KEPT ! All We ask is on* call to convime jrim of whst w e w c say W* have the goi'ds. come and look We most earnestly ami especially mvits the Ladies to come and examine om stack. We are convinced th#y will agtev with as Hist they newt at\ tmn a stock before tn this city. As to out Droaa SIIBIs, W K (-lIAH. K.NUKTHK STATS. NANCE & RENFROE. Columhu*. March 14—wtt peritui avAWOi THE uDderxigoed w, daily eip—lio, lr*e supply of thi*'popular fertiliMr. purenoaed from the agent of the Peruvian government and warranted genuine. Price four dollara tier one hundred pouuds, or S7B per ton ol *OOO pound*.— Te <^r l!C “"*’ GUNRY Sr, CO. VALUABLE KIVKK PLANTATION F O r S A JL. E. jam TUB Huhsci’iburuow offers for sale bis vale able river Plantat Jon, eight mllesaboveFort #OK Gaines, conutning 715 acres, of which 015 arortist rale River Hottotoand the balance high Pine Land of good quality, embracing a good and com for table dwelling, with a well of excellent water, anew Cotton Herew and Gin Houaeandall ne cessary outhouses andflxtnres. of the bottomland 3fio acres arecloared,one thlrdof which la fresh. in my absence apply to Hamual A. Grteror Bemls aiPrescott, at Fort Gaines. January 9fi. IHSH.-—wtf JAMB®GRIER. PLANTATION AND MILLS FOH SALE. fll A VINO determined to remove West I offer for&ftleiuy Plnotation aud Mills in Chattahoochee county. The body ol ootama about 1 JUO acme, of which tlterc ia a considerable portion open and in eellivation. The mill* ((Iristand Saw; are io good repair, al most new, situated on the road loading from Co iiimbua to Buena Vmta, via Glenslta, on the Ochili Creek, are operating advauiageouslv. Persona wishing lopurchawi tlnamoat desirable place, are requested to call and examine for themaelvea. aa mired that a great bargain may be had. During mv absence the preaiiacM will beehown to purcha sers by ii. P. Gordy, who may be found on the place. SAMUEL D. HARP. Julyl r wtf - J. 11. &W. A. ROSS, Whole*lie and Retail DRY ROODS A GROCERY MERCHANTS. Macon, (.rornia. Also, Agent* lor Wheeler’a and Wiiaoo’s .Sowing Machine*. eetll- w-n LUMPKIN HOUSS. LUMPKIN, BTEWAKT CO. GA. MTHC subacriber, having purchased the above house, is reaolvcd to make it one worthy the patronage ol tho travelling public. If good tare and attentive aervaots should entitle a Hotel to custom, the unddraigned Hatters himself, that those who try him once, will come again. Connected with the Hotel, are coramo dioua Stablee with trusty < atlers Oct 19. wtf. JOHN YARBROUGH. BROWN’S HOT LI, OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER DEPOT MACON, GEORGIA. E. E. BROWN, PROPRIETOR, R. V DENSE, .SupArintondenl. cr Meals ready on the arrival of every Train. Macon,(7a., April 15.1HML Wtf. BEDELL & WEEMS, HAVK romoved to the corner formerly occu pied by W. A Kodd, A,Co., lately by Watt and B*ppington , whore they will kep constantly on hand, a well selected stock of GROCERIES, conflating pan of Bacon, Bagging and Rope Hugar and Cofkm, Liquors, &c. All of which tlu-y oiler at the lowest market pricea. Ang. 90,1855. wtf. W II MAYRF. A II WHITE. SAYKI! A WHITE, Commission sscrttant<:, AND DEALER* IN Pork, Bacon. Lard, Flour Butter, CHEESE, DRIED FRUIT, Ac. 06 W alnut Street © u n © uim pi & va,© m u@. Pnrtiriilar attention will be kiv ii to the PuirJia*'- and Hhij.im ni of nil il*h imtiens of Wentern Produce, and articles of (.iiiciiiiiuii Mamiiftcturc. November 0, HIM. itlmwfim NEGROES 1 NEGROES! WE are Constantly receiving from Vtr ginia and North Carolioa a large a and well selected stock of Men, Women, hoya and Girls, including held hands, house eervants, mechanic*, Ac., bought hy one oi the firm ejtpresaly lor thia market. Our triend* may rely on getting negroes of good charactei, coming up lully to our representations— a* weaeil none on commiasiou. HATCHER Sc McUEHEE. July 2, IHsß—wtf PLANTERS’ WARE-HOUSE. COLUMBUd.UA , IBM. THE ttikdaraiged return thair thanks ■ their Iriomixiind the public generally the liberal palronage heratofore bestow ed, and bop* by a strict attention to huHipera to merit further lavors. ‘lTisy are happy to atato that thev have secured the service* o! Mr. J. M, W ATT a* Book keeper, and Mr. W. A. BED- F*LL as salesman,who will he happy to nerve their friend* aud tlie customers ol the bouse. DILLARD, POWELL A CO. Columbu*. June BY, IHsß.—wly. TBBIBSIbIbA QQfIIDD EATING S ALO ON. / \ WILL ho opened by the •/4th ot October. Boardera will betaken by the month, week or day. .Meal* at all hour* day or night rT HIS BAR will always bo supplied with the Choiceet Liquors aud Cicara. Phis House is two doors below the P. O. oct4—wtf. F. WILHELM, Proprietor. HPROTTS CELERRATRD VERITABLE < >l.l > KNGI.ISI I, A Nil AMERICAN BITTERS, AN INESTIMABLE TONIC, DIURETIC, AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC. OOIBNTIFIOAI.Iv prepared from tne original O retpe of old Dr. frnrott, and xmiiiietuly sucres** Hill und highly , popular physician of Kbrothlre, Bualaad. There highly patutab's aud agreeableblttorsbeing composed of PURELY VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, iutlloiously selected and skillfully compounded [are confidently recoiuinemtod to the public for their Valuable Medicinal Properties H For I.omoi Appetite, Nervous IDeoillly. Kunul. Dyspepsia, they are tndDpetoable. In tuncdoual derangemeuu of the Liver aud Kidneys, as well a- Jaundice. Rheumaunm, Gout and Urav.l, they area “aim* qua non” for Female Complaints |tht prepanlon 1s poeu llarly *dapld. For children harrassed with the Celle, ami the pain* of Dentition’ tt Is a soothing awuager. p - A* a aiiuuihi* to Invalids, the eh Ire bled and •irk thenehlitor* are un*iirpas*h!e and free from Ale ho Iml amt, are a sure pre\rittivs of < ‘hill* and Fever. DIHKOTIONB A win* glass two or threa tlmeaaday. For ladies tw thirds; Ci. lid re it In proportiou. [For very weak stomachs one third water. Prepared at at Fag’a Laboratory, Montgomery Ala To be hid of Druggist's aud couutry merchants’ generally. Bep4.fi—Wtf lim.L. DUCK At CO. J. 8 PKMRKRTON A CO’ CASkKT mill.lL CASES. r rIE CABKBT BURIAL CASK. rapN'ment- A ad by iln* shove engraving, is heautthilly fin ihlkh! m iimuiKHi of polished Rosewood, and is the most tasteful sod appropriate metallic ca*e n*w need. It permits a view of the eutire body after it is enclosed, the top being composed of thick piste tfisss, protected by elaborately orna mented caps, one ol which may be seen in its place in the engraving. All sixes Irom 274 to 75 inches in lencth, constantly on hand. NAME I’LATKS furnished, neatly engraved. N- B.—iV# Ckatft for fhayage or Dritv+rv. DILLINGHAM At DENSON. Npt 15th, ]Bsfl. ddtwti tt .s‘2o REWARD. RAN AW A V tVom Macon ('minty. Alabama, about the litli of December last, my boy Isra el,.the 50th year of his age, yellow compiee* ’'**l a little bald, amt w* h a slight scar on aim of his jaws (Vom a defective tooth ‘his boy is about five taet, ten or eleven Inches iu height, and weigh* perhaps ITS or IMUtm rticamboat men and Batlmad otßcc.s are requested to be on the lookout I will glva the above reward P*r tbs apprehenamu •tid loaflntment tn any *sfs jail *o that I can got hitn May Id-wit* KTEPHIN FAC*. *r—k final, Moeon #*aty, Air 1859. NEW SPRING & SUMMER &&&&& AT G. W. ATKINSON &COS Broad Street, Colambos. Ga. IT gives us much pieaauri- to return our thank* and gratitude to our friends and pinrons. who have so liberally bestowed their patronage upon its the past season, and nmv have the renewed pleasure ol placing before ilium our Circular d* scribing our NIW SPRING. STOCK,, Our new Hpring Htock is very large and tompnae-, the richest and handaomest collection ofFaucy Good* everollkred in Columbus Below we call y/ ur attention to a few of our leading ■tyle* and fabric*,, for Hpring and Mummer Wear We now have in Htore. lietage Unbea. Double Jupe Part* Tissue, lie rage Rohes, Double Jupe Haim. Borage Rhbe*. a Lm, Borage Robes. Eugenie Be rage Robes. Double Jupe, ihrage Kobe*. Farisienne, At pricea from $5.50 to £36.iH>. Organdie Rolws, a l#s, Organdie Jtobea, Bayadere, Organdie Rohes, linpr.riftie, Orcaadie itotots, 2 Jnpe*. Organdie Kot*-*, Plain, Organdie Robe*. Favorita, Organdie Rata*. Leonora, Organdie Robe*. Aiahamiene, At Pnces from *5 s<i to #lh (Ip jer Robe. OIK SILK DEPARTMENT Comprise* a complete Hto k. Double Jupo Milk Kobe* of I.atest rttyle. )*jy to BIUO per Kolie; Him k Grode Rhine*, heat quality; Lyon * Pau ut |J,a. k Hi.k*; Plain Black Poult de Hole; B.a< k A rmu re*; Black and Col'd Gro de Ep*otn, (,'licne Uaya dere; Bayadere Plain Hub Rohe; a very large totofiow pro* 1 rt lilt Rohes and Drets es| from (HMo s<i ;er Pattern; Plain Fren h Jaconets,be*t quality; Printed French Jaconets; Pruned jaconets, Chintr. Color*; Plain Prciirh Per utietr, Frcwh Printed Percale,. Plain Crape Moretz, all Col ors; Plam Be rage* all col ors; Plain, White and Black U .rege for Hhawls, Pa ri* Printed BngM, Plain Grena dines, Plain ( rape Depart!*, Elegant Gren adine 2 Jupe Robes, Elegant Printed Munlinde H< in, Lars Jiautlllsq HEAL f.At Kg, 4c.<bc. Real Chant lit/ Lao* Maulijla*. Heal French Lace Mantilla*. Heal . Pusher lace. .Mantilla*; Piceolomini Pusher Lure M otHla*. I.ai e Poi.,t Mantilbi*; Grenudlm Bordered Ihrrage Hbawl*. Ribbon Bordered fierage Hnawl*; White Berage Mhawl*; Bi'k Berage Hhawl*; Hnk Lace Hhawls. Our .Mantilla and Hhaw l Depart mem ‘comprise* ma ny novelties, among which are. some of Pena's riciu.-st productions. We have the inot romplete sunk of L • es ever offered in retail in Georgia, /-omprif'ing Whit* t ap Net*. French Run Me. him*. Hia< k Huk .%■ !*, Queen'* 111..nd. Wove Liuen Threud Edging*. Fine Imitation Thread Laras, Black Guipure Lace*, Eurbr'd Mahnes, Kogiudi I bread Edging*. Real Homton Va lencias. Ac £NBHOIDERIES. &c. Itonitori Collars and Wesvee, Book and Jaconet frett*, Point Applique Hruxcllea t.oliara, llreakfk*’ < yliar*, He* J Valentinas Coil nr*; Mourning Kelt*, l.’ollsn and Hioeves; Poinl liner Collars amt rtleevt.fi; IP a I frcjicb i'hoi>roi4i-rie*: Maitise and Gurpitre f ulhua. Ettrt line Mu."liii Melt*; rtpaniKii Cure C'oiUirc; French IJn rnl.awn Kctt*; Cmlmudcrtil HMk'fa; liilunt < i>n mere Cloak*; t Honks, grot ka, Bavoues, flaist, mitl In tiinf*’ Itoul Lace Cap*. Chthtren’* Dit-*es <t. Hriiliunli. Pique. Royal (srd and totft ii. Jarkouel and rftvi** FUkiiik*; Jaconet and Hwiss Flouimuir*; t.'amhric. Book, and Mull PtmUMfings. A lar*e stock of Loh Pnred Kinhroideries,euihraciiig everything in therm broidery line White Goods, Muslins, &c, Jackoneta, Canihrk*. Tape Check*, Hats* Checks, j t ape Ht/ipe*. riwi*s SSUripe*, Bishop l.ftft iim. .Nain*'ok Siaiintook*, checked und stnjxid; Itrdliailta, Hair Cord, Dniiily, Uerlin rtkirtiux. Crtuoaiit’ LintHK. India Honk, India MulJ, Hwms rtpm*. A’ We have ala rye stuck of tlM*sr good*, and shall oiler them at very low prica*. HOMICKY, 61.014;*, At. I I.allies’ Paris Hilk Mils, l.adit s’ anti Gents’ kqiGlovew. I test quality; Ladies’ and Gent*’ Cation. f*iik anti Liu en Htwri Mißse*’ and C'hildnrn*’ rttriprii Mow Bonnets, J ii 1 j 1 ions, <\&* •. Om Hturk of Kibhoiis, Flpwera, Hioud*, Uouut-i*. 1 mt*. t hiidren’fl Hats. A <• , i* very complete, an.l we think l>> the aid of an iu i.onq il*hed Milliiiet. who haacharfetrt thi* department, that w u ill he nidi to an it the most fastidious taste ofall. We shall he able i< offer thaw good* at tower prices than ever befor*. and reapectthl 1> invite llie Iftdte* to give us a call, lie fore they liuve ma lt- (heir purcliOM** Medium Priced Dress Goods. Fine Jaconets and Lawns at H’oc |M*r yard; J arose t Kolte*. two Volant*, from **4 to* - ; Heraxe Kobe* a l.ea, from Wto *7; Fine French Ja< mieu, m y.'x pei yard; Plain anil Figured Her;txt-at 2.V per yard; Fact t olored Aiiuih um Pnnt*, at hj.* to lUr.; French and American Gingiiaiuij at 4M*—t- LINEN DEPARTMENT. Our Linen Department comprise* u frill stork of every thing hi Linens,&< We make no pretnsw*na as to dim I importaiiuii of l.iueu (kinds, but ht-ncvi- Hint we get our *iotk of Linens under more tut ••mole nr. uur sianre* than wectmld to dire, tlv •*•••.* our *t IV* . itn.llh.-i. tore do no I IrulHle to .iy. itmlvn w ill itell l.ineiiHo* cheap,urrheape. _tlian any ||.,ua in Georgia Goods for Gentlemens’ Wear. I White ltameh\ Drill. Brow n l.iueu Dull*,! ottonadca I Linen Dmk*. Hpum; (a**nm<rr*. (t.uck Doeskin*, I Frem timid KngiMli DrapdeKic Italian Ce.iJm.M lute lud Colored Marseille* Him k Fren< h t -i. a. W. ; also have a full Imrot Linen Goud* lor Hoys’ W*nr BOOTS cfe SHOES. Out loot and Shoe Department is very complete, ind rnmpri*>t a xreat variety ol stvle* lor Ladies’ Gems’ Boy*’ Mi**e*’and especially Children'* wmi, an of which ill he sold very t lienp, fur a good article Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods. We have now in Htorea large stock of Hats, Cap*, and rtintw Goods, consistiiig of Men's. Hoy's, Clul dreu’s. all entirely new, and wilt be sold at /. ;nuikuhi> low prices. READY MADE CLOTHING, Immediately over our store, we have a large room filled With fashionable and good Clothing, Im Gentle men's Wear, mamifai lured this rtpriug tor our trade Ail we ask in thi* department is an iiisperUon, aiier which, those hi want of ready-made Goods will be Mire to buv from u DOMESTIC GOODS. In Domestic Goods, we keep a very large Htock, and sell them at the Muiiufacturer's prn r- Ouratm In placing this advertisement before you, is to induce you to call and examine our Htock ot Goods, when visiting Colutnhus W . do not hesitate to *ny, that we believe u will be to your interest to sive us ‘ cult before milking your pur* hnse* We think vvcrnii offer you Good* low or than tou will tin*! then, else where iu Cidunihus, and show you the largest stock to select from Our term* are stnctly Cash, which enable* u* to offer our good* at 15 to !to jier cent lower than n credit House; and the extra facilities win nwe have lor buy ing our goods cheap, enables us to sell them at a trai> lion less than any other house in t . iuudtus We trust that the large stock we ate exhibiting, and the I Sir ness with which we deal wuii our pution*, will be sitlhi nut to induce you to examine helore purrhasing. TKIIMS CASH NO SECOND PRICE. G. W. ATKINSON & CO , HID>AD *T , COLDMHI’H, GA. March t, IHSfr wtf. TO CONSI M 1‘ H \ ES. \CI.I RG MAN having rured lus son ofcnnsutnp twn ii Ms worst stage*, afier lining given up i<> die. hy the ceieluutcd pljriltlMM, desire* to make known the mode of the cure,(Which prows suceswatal in every case.) to those affiu ted with ppugli*. Odd*, and Co'n*uni|itiou.and he will send tin* sunn to any ad dress, free ot charge Address. enc|..*inr two stamp* to pay return postage DANIEL A DLL. march? wly <ll Centre Sttrart, N. Y. PILES. FISTULA. STRICTURE, CANCER# AND HCKOFCLA CUE ED. PAM PiII.KTS containing testinioiual* of the highest diameter, as to his success will lie foiwurded tn aiiy that may v\ ish tlicii. ‘)W\u.imu (•> u>* tltw ertiiacy of |r ti.OPTON'K wonderful lemedies must , give aumrecl dewrijuion of the disease, its appearance ! in it* iiu ipu nt stage, present condition, location, a. ! A three cent stamp must arc.>tnp i,.> all ■ ■iiiiiiiii.ica , lion* Addle** J A lIffPTON. ilmiuvulr. Ala ; CURES GLARAMRED mai>vvl\ jtu B‘2 Knvani. RCNAW \Y from tho stjiseribcr, iii Stewart county, about tii 1m >.l March JL. I Hat, a mulatto buy namod TOM, uL.-ut 24 year* old; medium me; niodurHU'ly tall, ami hit* a large bushy head f hair. Jr is probable ho is lurking about the wide w Sarah Bndgtw, in Randolph county, or he may be conveyed by some white man to Bike county, Alabama Tho above reward willin’ given to* any persua who I will apprehend and deliver him P. uu at home <*r I too dollar* to any person who w ill place him in | any safe jail so that 1 can get hint. epril ll—wtf JAM ES V. ELLIH. A fine Cotton Plantation FOR SALE rfg|_ THIS Pianinft"ii contain*’ IWO Acte* of land, lying om North t < wik o t'rrk. and is a * the Harney Ivey pin., tin the pin, “nd convenient to cluitrh'.w and M'hool* i a a romtorihle Dwelling, a good Overseer* House \ grud negro Cahiu*. two good (ain house*, one of which t* propelled by water power, with a tints Mill attached It a Purchaser present liititseif before crop i* plautvd. 1 w ill lake fHIII par Acre lor it For particular* address me at Uhinnvillo. Ala. A. OAM Fob 14. iHia -wtf QKOHClA—Mtiwogge ('Mnty, (.hurt of’ Ordinary March Term, 1859. RLLE Nl rtl —\N hen n* Man Kusell; Adniiub-tra truot the estate o| VV ilham K Kii-oaU, dc< t.u and, having anphed Hr dismission from saidadmtiih>'ra’mti. It Is oroersd, That all person* concerned shew cause (ifany they havei why said administratrix should not be dismissed st the Court of Ordinnrv to he held in and lor said county on the first Monday in October next, and that thi* order be published in terms of the law. A true transcript from the minutes of said Court March 1-tk. ISW nMM-lf-Wfki JOHN JOHN A ON, Otfl. @iL®TLniDs!i@j tStannwoßiai J 0 BJLMIEIL 9s E® aa AllE RECEIVING Theii* Spring Stock of READY MADE CLOTHING! OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, Comprising a greater variety of choice Goods for Spring and Summer Wear, Than can be found Elsewhere* They respectfully invite the attention of nil persona, who desire a GOOD GARMENT made la the BEST MANNER possible, and WARRANTED to he a* represented, to their late receipts of SINRIJSra- <Sc STJIMCIivCEIR. CLOTHING. Al*o-—To their Extensive Stock of Guni’s funtistying Goofcs, Now receiving, whi ;h omb races every article of comfort and luxury needed for a Gentleman's war drobe: PHURTS, DRAWERS, CRAVATS, SCSPENDERS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, Ac. Ac. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, Made to Order in LATEST STYLES by experienced Workmen. of every style and grade now worn. XJ MB3RELLAS, a large *foek ju*t received. Call and examine our Goods before pare basing elsewhere at No. 126 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga mar 12, 1851)—dwtf. J. H. DANIEL & CO. T. S. SPEAR, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER Successor to S. B. Purple, cor. Broad A Randolph st. COLUMBUS, GBOriGHA. STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK., i A beautiful variety of I'iitttni- l will make to oricr any design and style and platt you may require. j WATCHES, CLOCKS &c JEWELRY Retired hy ootD]>ereni and expericoeed Workmen, and warranted. CANES! CANES! Gold, Silver, ivory Loaded Heads—Hickory Crooks and Swords 4 PEBBLE SPECTACLES, ff - ‘/^yv^fcisr V f I fluid *DI Steel Frames, of the best qcollty utanufaetured. til-*cs set in old frames to suit ai* eyes I Invite the aitontu-n ofnll tnuiy St ck, and will show it with pleasure, whether vot purcbee# o r not. I .VfiuPurpleVold Stand, I’ufwir Broad ami Randolph Streato. i Oetambn*, Go., Oot. SO, ms.—dwtf T. 8. BPVAR. KARRI SEN & FITTS, AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AJUi NEGRO BROKERS, 50 mnl 01 Uroa.l 4traet ; Uolnmbiu, (Jix. UJ ILLBililcnntlnau the r.bov* line t oar old ! Uiul. ifan ,kful tor the patr-mase b*Ptto*> ; fore *o liberally axlomled to us by our Ir:en4 and , Uiopufaltc, wo Rope by renewed exertion* to in or* l • it* cent!mi are*. No efforts Will be Spared to trivc entire atlM*.ctlnu to those who may oouflde tbeir hitsine** to our earn. Wo will <ite onr personal attention to tbs t sale of Rea! KUtte, Vfa<r<>o, March and! se and Pro* •lueo. Having houses fitted cp e*pro*-Jp for th* purpose ,wo are prepared to board, purchase anJ sell Negroes op Cos remission. liberal advance* litre m,h* aa heretofore on Nok roe* and Aierchanouc. Administrato'aul Rx: ewtora* aaloa attended to or> reasonable tone. t3T A HhMffc of LJtU I.Y NlifißtiOKfiof all classes wilt he keptounaiantlv on hand. CHAU. H. HARRISON, c.KfmiiK f. rnra. rofamt bn*. Kept. ?, DWR.—xrtwl* FIFTY NEGROES WANTED. SK4 U AVI NC; made our a-ianmomenta for JK* the Fall uade. we desire to purchase *sl 50 or Sixty Likely Negroei, of good character, consisting of yooog men, women .plough boys, and gi> is, for whom tile hig ie-t marketpru 0 wil] be paid. Fere, os fin ?UJg nesrotw for wile wiilfind it to their interest to give u? a call. We will receive and sell Ne ar* *w on Commission and no efforts will bo spared to make satisfactory sales, for those who may pi ice their negroes in our charge. Liberal advance* always made on negtoe* when desired. Call at the Auction and Negro mart of Harrison & pjtts, ■turfl—wtwtf 50 <V 1 Broad Street. Economy and Progression, IN thi* age of advancement, many things new and invaluable have been introduced nut the pliau tonu of other age*, but new ones, of sound and prac tical utility. In no other department is progression bet ter marked or more visibly to be seen than in the med 1 icul. when originating with competent men and confin ed • srientWr limit* Precisely of that diameter are lit* follow mg reumdialaseuls; nopn will prove more ‘ ancient or *0 often Jawdeo. HR LITTLE ANODYNE COUGH DIHIPN. A nrtr nndrertatn cure fur Coughs, CM*, Asthma, *u a ta (As H *(, *lm> Croup, U hmtpmg- Cm***, *c ft. I tmiifrf Children. Tins is a pleasant medic hie to take, producing imw | dial** relief, and in nine out often canes a prompt cure. | It exert Hostile 1110*1 ronUvUui| influence over Cough* 1 and Irritation of U hint* of auv remedy known, of- 1 ten stopping the most violent ill a few hour*, or at ! moat in a day or two Miuv ca*M thought to be de cidndly consumptive have been promptly cured by us- j uiv it few bottles, and wearing Little’* stre nglhenm* ■ Plasters on the cheat As atKulyue expectorant, wuh- ‘ out net ringing the bowel*, it stand* partmount to all cough mitt urea DOLLAR VERMIFUGE. Prepared and pul ntt in buttle* and pliial*. only hy VV G Little la iwuify uothi'ig j>- I* r*.|oiredto reli. vechildien of wnrinet and. beaides. being one u Hie besi mid cheapen* ever ottl-red to Hie public, its j frefiiieiil use 111 lauiilb* wiHiato much trouble and ‘ expense, ns well as the live* of many chihlrcin Ibt! V* out of every (r* ta*esgen*rally require it. Ur. Ltllo’o Frenrh Mixture. Till* IS prepared ftom a French Re -ip* fin the farm* of No. I uml ; the fir*l for the m ute, and .No 3 (or the 1 broil nr stage, Mluit has be.- much improved upon in this country; and from it* Unexampled an-cess is 1 likely to supercede every other remedy ftr the cure of 1 diseases of the kidney* and Bladder. Gonnonfonol, f and Liieehorrhcraiof Flo o Alims Affhrtinn*. This , extensive rumpoMfdcombine* properties totally diftVr- ! cut in taste and chanwtei Horn anythol gin 1h found in the Lmted Mtates Plmrmacopren 01 hi -irlv.ite prac tice: and liipotm of safety and ethrieiuy 1* not rival led In Anieiira. HU. UTTirS RINp.WORM .V TFTTIiB 01 NT Mm * Hundreds of t ases of ( hmtrk Tetters. *•aid hynds and disease* of thi: skin germraUt, have been cured hv this ndwMv, and stnee the Introduction of the No 4 preps ration (being stn>nt;eri soarrelar a case hn* Iteen f'lind Hist it will not etiivtually -radicate in a short time LorUiecnruofCancerous rton* and Ulcers Hi* applied in the of plasters and m almost infallible Medicines, like * veryihinf else, are Iwtlcr aiul orc ecotuunicallv Mipfßsfl to the great mass of tile people, by inrrchamiixc limn in any other way. Physic is us are referred to the 13th page of Hr. LitUas pairtililei, to the cut;iiogtie of inod>’ itH-s of tju-Matn ti-a Medlca, that he use* in ctn|touqliaf hit difleretii remedies, and asked tnaay if they ate not the ehiefre< banco of the pn>fe*sioa, os he himself has practiced medicine extensively for more Utsu ten yean, be tore retiring to tiro J rug business. SOLD U\ LITTLF. A ÜB<> Wholesale D.uggi.u Mast*, (iu ; bv I’embcrion A (Nrtcr, John \V llronks Columbus, and by Merchants and Druggists generally April 11, la-VA—worn dlaw I'll. w. v,. wllson, DEALER 15 -pvRUGS, Medicine*. Ct.cm'cals, Book*. 8u- j XJ uouery and Fancy Article*. TtJbotton, G*., Sept. 24, w—Jjr, } CIKORItIA -t'kaMaimnellWi Ovuutyi * Chattuhoochee Court of Ordinary Feb. Term, ’SP. Present K. G RAIFORD. Ordinary. FTPON the Petition of William H. Johnson, adinin- A- 1 iatrairalor dr bouse non on the estale cf Isaac frothy, dereasc-d. ll ih ordered. That all person* concerned, h* requlr ed lo show cause os or before the first Monday in : rtepieinber next, wh) lie vliould not be disniHsed bun said adininistruioti. A true tranacript from the minute* of aaid Court, i February l*ilfa, !:>. February lb- whin K (. RAIFoRB. Orel OKOltUlA—Chattahoochee fonntv. VOTICBTO OEUTOBH AM> Ch IHTORfS —All -* person* indebted to the ecnate of Perry Brown | lug. tale of *%id county, deceased, are requented 10 make imniediHie payment; and those holding rlatm against Maid deceasecL will preireni them duly authen* Heated in me, wiUnn the tun* prescribed by law, or ? they will not be paiu. It < PATTERSON, Adin'r MAKTUA BROWNING, Arim’i. April 10, w4od GKOHGIA ( ImtlHliouc lire cciuntyt Chattahoochee Court of Ordinary, Jart. Term’bV. Present K tL KAIFOKI). Onlinnry T J PON the Petition of A. J. Pralmr and Horace M Jenkins. adiiiini*traiirscn the e*uue of Lemur ( W Cade, deceased: I It is ordered, that all persona concerned shew cause, i on or before the first Monday in August next, why said ; Prather and Jenkins, should not be dismissed Iroiii said j administration A true transcript from the minutes of said Court, Jan. 10th, MUO. E U KAI FORD, Ordinary Jan. 15. ISs9—wtds EEUHEIA, t liMtfaboocli<*v> County* Chattahoochee Court of Ordinary, Jan. Term ’bQ. Present E. G. Raiford, Ordinary. ITPON the Petition of John 11. Parknian. Admirns J trator de bonis non on the estate of Stirrana Park man dec eased; It is ordered that alt peiaon* concerned shew cause, •in or before the Ist Monday in August next, why he should not be dismowed ftom said tuiministration. A true transcript from ihe minute* of saui Court, ! January 18, ISV. E G KAIFORI), Ordinary January 20. 18MA— wiim. Chatlaho,#hn Court of Ordinary Dec. Term 1858 Present E. G. Raiford, Ordinary. LyPON the Petition of Hyman Albntien, Admimatru ’ or on the estate of Green Hently, deceased: It i* ordered that ail persons concerued. shew cuhs*. j ” a, *y hej have, why said Administrator should not be I discharged from said administration bv order of said j Court, oq Uie first Monday in June. Is'v. 1 A true transcript from e minute* of said Court, December 14, lns. declfi—wtei. E G RAIFORD, Ordinary RULE NIM. GEORGlA—Muscogee County: I Court of Ordinary, February Term, 1859. I I.vMEs M Rl hselL adminwtralor of the estates I ” of John M Kussell and •arah R. Russell, decaeoud having apphed for dwaiission,from*aid administration In* re lore, all persons concerned are hereby notified I !” ;**ew cause (if any they have) why aid adnunw | trator should not be dismissed at the Court of Ordma- St to be held in and for said county on the first Mon ay in September next, and that this order he publish ed in terms of the law. A true extract ftom the minutes of said Court Feh IU. |*fW —wrtni. JNO. JOHNSON. Ord Court of Ordinary, April Term, 1859, ; TTPON th* petition of N N. Howard, sdiuniMnitor V. on the estate of Charlotte Morgan, deceased, for letters of Di*ntis*in, I'. IS ordered that all pefoQfea concerned, shew cause it any they have, on nr before the first Monday in Oc- I tober next, why be should not be diem weed ftom said adnunistmtion. otherwise letters will then lie rranted. A tme extract from the minutes of said Court Aini *ib. Ihm K. G: RAIFORD, Ordinary April IQth, lhM) -wftru. _ } p X , K< ‘ TP* 1 1 Agreeably to an order from Lj the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Chattß. boor bee count) Jia w ill be sold Imfure the Court Hogs* I do.ig 10 Oil tow nos Cusseta. in sa.d county, on the riret Tuesday in June, next, within the legal hour* of sale, lor ol Land No I|, in th* loth distort ofsnxd * “I"*-’ ; H llk ‘' l } nffro * !rl “•*!*• *■ Die property • ot llwta Putaam, deceased, forth* benefit of credi tors. Tenus iMde know 11 on the dav of al* EI.W4BETHPtTNAM.ft** j April 11th. |d.lo wind i oKtH‘llA’ —Cbattalioocbee County: | Chattah*HH’hc Cotrf of Ordinary, f’eb. Term ‘59 Present If (. RMF >UD, Ordinary. ’ ¥ “PON the Petition of N. N. Howard, aduunistra \ u ‘ r ,h '’ *•*** at Littleton Moig Nn . deceased It ta ordered that all person* cone, rued, shew cause , on e* before the first Monday in September next, whv . | said V N 11-ward should not be rftsimssed from sain i administration. A tme transcript from th* minutes of said Conrt I February 10. IBM# E. . KAIFORD, Ord Febraary 14—w Om. iu ovwsSi ■■•<!’ vv ** ..pps | knt of |>ool on tho 11th lost., was boardnd off Ompt jtform, to-day. [*’ Liverpool Cotton Market. —Salas for thre SxrcD A . AAA , , If OUT MWO The market had advanced 3-16 to %and, o <C* in quiet but ateady. bun, AU kind, of Braudnuff, b.d coaiidNSb h Ni o . clinwt, und niU lOcliaisg. fcf ■ Cornell UK to UK. TROY FACTORY, Columbu*, Ga. WE, the undersigned, have thisduy purchased front Janies Horn ikon, the troy Factory and entire stock, and will continue the business under the name and si vie ot Troy Manufacture g Company and will mauaiaciure and keep con stantly on hand, at wholesale and retail, Chaim, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Tabs, Buckets. .Safes, Tables, Bureaus, and other llouae Furnishing articles. All orders addr*d to the Troy Manufacturing Company, will receive prompt attention, JEFFERSON dr HAMILTON. Joseph Jefferson, John U. Hamilton Columbus, Ga, April 19, PRICKS TO SL IT THE TIM VS. THE EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO, OFFER tltoir various styles ol Good-, compn aingOdNAßUßgS, YARNS, FASHION, (or strip***,) PINK-KNOT PLAINS NfcORO KERBKYB. SOUTHERN LINBEYB. “TRUCK FOR TROWSKRS.” COTTON ROPE, vc. Ate. at GREATLY reduced prices. They invite the special attention of the Trade to their Slock which complete in **vrtiy respect. J. RHODES, BROWNE, Columbu*. Doc. 5, 1857. twltatf. Wheat Fans and Thrashers. THE bast articbe ever offered iu thi* or any other market, manufactured and for sale at the Gin Factory. Price $25 and S3O CASH. W. G. CLEMONS, DROWN A CO. April 13, 1869. dlt w2m. Enquirer and Coiner Stone, copy. .A. C_A.RI3, I NOW have on hand a large a*orTmrnt of VF.IH CI.FS, of the finest inaterinl and cljoieest manufar lure ever before offered in this market, i ibraring COACHES, BERLINS, C A LEECHES, Mock ‘Caleeclie*, Kot kawayi, TOP AND NO TOP BUGGI7B. ALSO, A HPI.ENDID STOCK OF New York Trotting Buggies, OF EVERY STYLE AND DESCRIPTION, which I offer on better term* than ran he afforded else where, tor cash or approved credit. I am about winding up my buntnens, and would be obliged to all indebted hy note or arcnutit, to call amt nettle either hy cash or natinfiirtory renewal. All who omit tin* mil find their rlainis in* the hand* of ut, at tarney for collection. il < M KKK N B All those who do not intend paying without being sued, are notified that five |ter tent w ill he de ducted by railing at the captam’ii office and sealing forthwith il i Mi KEL Columbu*. January 3!- wtf IIRV\I> X KOK\Elt, 30BROAD ST. OFFER THEIIt EXCELLENT STOCK OF MELCOEOWS, &C., sys | Ai Northern prices. A food Piano for $280; Melodcons from S6O to $126. Also, an excellent Organ for Church or Parlor at $450. Call and examine at .16 Broad Street. Jan 4, 1859—wlv. AND JEWELER, Scrofula, or King’s Evil, ia a constitutional disease, a corruption of the blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole body, and may burst out in disease on any part of it. No organ is free from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously caubcd by mercurial disease, low living, dis ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tilth and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and, above dll, by the venereal infection. What ever bo its origin, it is hereditary in the con stitution, descending “ from parents to children unto the thud and fourth generation indeed, it seems to be the rod of Him who says, •* I will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon their children.” Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tubercle*; in the glands, swellings; and on the surface, eruptions or pores. This foul cor ruption, which genders in the blood, depress*?* the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu tions not only suffer from scrofulous com plaints, hut they have far less power to with stand the attacks of other diseases; conse quently, vast numbers perish by disorders which, although not scrofulous in tneir nature, are still rendered fatal by this taint in the system. Most of the consumption which de cimates the human family has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamination ; and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or are aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous; their persons are invaded by this lurking in fection, and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system we must renovate the blood by an alterative medicine, and in vigorate it bjr healthy food and exercise. Such a mediuiue we supply in AYER’S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla, the most effectual remedy which the medical akill of our times can devise for this every where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com bined from the most active remedial* that have been discovered for the expurgation of this foul disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the system from its destructive consequences, lienee it should be employed for the cure of not only scrofula, but also those other affec tions which arise from it, such a* Kruptivr and Skin Diseases, St. Anthony's Fire, Rosb, or Erysipelas, Pimpi.es, Pustules, Blotchbs, Blains and Boils, Tumors, Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Kino worm, Rheumatism, Syphilitic and Mercurial Dis kases, Dropsy, Dyspbpsia, Debility, and, indeed, all Complaints arising prom Vitia ted or Impure Blood. The popular belief in “ impurity of the blood ” is founded in truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa rilla hi to purify and regenerate this vital fluid, without which sound health ia impossible in contaminated constitutions. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC, are o composed that disease within the range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invigorate every portion of the human organ ism, correcting its diseased action, aud restoring iu healthy vitalities. As < oonscd|*>eme of these properties, the invalid who is bowed down with pain or physical debility is astonished to find his health or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting. Not oniv do they cure the every-day complaint* of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases. Tho agent below named it pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac, containing certificated of thdr cures and directions for their use in the following complaints: Cottiva nes*, Heartburn , Ueadarft* arising from disoMered Stomach, Saustn, Indigestion, Pam in atul Morbid Inaction of the BotceJs, flatulency. Loss oj Appe tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its mnetions. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, TOR TH* HATH) CUBS OF ( ouch*. Cold*’ Influenza, Hoarseness, * C roup, Bronchitis, Incipient ( onsnmp* tion, and lor the relief of Consumptive Patients in advanced stages of the disease. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu merous are the cases of its cures, that almost every section of country abounds in persons pub licly'known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its us*. When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and where its virtues are known, the }>ublic no longer hesitate what antidote to employ or the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate. While many inferior remedies thrust upon the community have failed and been discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER A CO. LOWELL, MASS. 80La/ U* VVUI <UiH. Urquhsrt 4k Chapman, J. A. Whitesides 4k Co.,tad dnißciau and dealers in medietas generally. Fssrusrv * 169.-flwoa.